Even as several challenges have been brought regarding their legality, arrests at immigration courts continue, and the vast majority of them have no criminal records.
Read the latest on policy, litigation, and Congressional activity impacting parole, as well as inspiring stories from people on parole and their communities.
The Trump administration is punishing our Afghan allies using pretext that has no relationship to their cases nor respects their longstanding contributions.
Nicaraguan political exiles have survived political imprisonment and torture. The threat of detention and deportation in the U.S. risks reviving the very abuses they fled.
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
Let Them Stay Update #10
Even as several challenges have been brought regarding their legality, arrests at immigration courts continue, and the vast majority of them have no criminal records.
Six Months into Gaza Ceasefire, Setting the Record Straight About Aid
Rampant disinformation about aid is clouding the humanitarian response. Here are four common myths – and what the facts actually show.
Let Them Stay Update #9
Read the latest on policy, litigation, and Congressional activity impacting parole, as well as inspiring stories from people on parole and their communities.
Defending Refugees in Trump’s First Year
At Refugees International, we refuse to back down in the face of this unprecedented assault on core American values and rule of law.
Statement for the Record on the Afghan Parole Program
The Trump administration is punishing our Afghan allies using pretext that has no relationship to their cases nor respects their longstanding contributions.
Detained and Deported: Nicaraguan Political Exiles Face Renewed Persecution in the United States
Nicaraguan political exiles have survived political imprisonment and torture. The threat of detention and deportation in the U.S. risks reviving the very abuses they fled.
Let Them Stay Update #8
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
To the New High Commissioner: IDPs Must Remain a Global Priority
IDP protection and response cannot be on the chopping block as the UN reshapes its work.
Let Them Stay Update #7
This is a monthly newsletter about humanitarian parole and policy changes impacting people who entered the United States on parole and their supporters.
The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda Turns 25
The WPS agenda was never meant to be solely symbolic, it was a blueprint for change.